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Hi my name is Gary W. Marchese Jr. I joined Double G Sports in January 2012, covering the NJ Outlaws. The NJ outlaws are a A hockey team based in Wayne,NJ. They play in the Federal Hockey league and won the championship in their inaugural season. I have been blogging and writing since 2008. I have my own website at www.yanksandmore.com I also write for several other publications. Writing is my passion and so is sports so it goes well together. I am married and have a three year old daughter. I work full-time for the county I live in. I live in Wayne, NJ which is in Passaic county.
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Bad first period leads to Outlaws Loss
Added by Gary Marchese Jr. on February 5, 2012.
Wayne,NJ- The New Jersey Outlaws took on the Brooklyn Aviators at the Ice Vault in Wayne. The Outlaws had a poor first period as they were down 2-0 after one. The Aviators took a 1-0 lead 33 seconds into the game on a goal by Lucas Shott and assisted by Thomson. The second goal was scored at the at the 13:39 mark of the first period. The goal was scored by Owsiak and assisted by Mignone and Coxe.
The Outlaws played a much better second period and tied the game up at two. Kevin Cooper scored a goal at the 15:10 mark of the second period. The assist goes to Matthew Puntureri. Gentry Zollars scored the second goal at the 9:15 mark of the second period. The assists were from Liscomb and Battaglia.
The only goal of the third period was scored at the 11:51 mark. Nick Petriello scored the goal and was assisted by Scampoli. It was a very good game and the first two periods the teams took turns controlling the play. The third period didn’t really have much action and the Aviators were able to score the goal and hold on for the victory.
Adam Dekker takes the loss and St. Pierre gets the win. The Outlaws next game will be against 1000 Islands on the road Thursday night. They will then travel to Cape Cod on Friday night and return home on Saturday night to take on Cape Cod in the back end of a home and home series. The Outlaws still remain in first place in the FHL by 13 points.
The shots were 42-40 in favor of Brooklyn. New Jersey was 0-1 on the powerplay and Brooklyn was 0-5. The attendance was 892 and the game lasted two hours and 27 minutes. The three stars of the game were St. Pierre for Brooklyn as the third star. Cooper for New Jersey as the second star and Petriello for Brooklyn as the first star. Petriello scored the game winning goal. Brooklyn will play their next game Friday at home against Danbury.
Brooklyn has played the Outlaws tough this season. This was their first win at the Ice Vault this season. They have played an overtime and a shootout game so far this season. The Aviators have won the last two meetings between the teams and the time before was the shootout game. The Outlaws and Aviators could possibly meetup in the playoffs and the Outlaws will have to be careful as the Aviators seem to have their number a little of late.
About Gary Marchese Jr.Hi my name is Gary W. Marchese Jr. I joined Double G Sports in January 2012, covering the NJ Outlaws. The NJ outlaws are a A hockey team based in Wayne,NJ. They play in the Federal Hockey league and won the championship in their inaugural season. I have been blogging and writing since 2008. I have my own website at www.yanksandmore.com I also write for several other publications. Writing is my passion and so is sports so it goes well together. I am married and have a three year old daughter. I work full-time for the county I live in. I live in Wayne, NJ which is in Passaic county.
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